1. Today’s view on strangeness

   • John Ellis

   I Introductory talks 08 February 2005 Pages: 3 - 10

2. Strange and gluonic contributions to the nucleon spin

   • Jean-Marc Le Goff

   I Introductory talks 08 February 2005 Pages: 11 - 14

3. Electromagnetic form factors of the nucleon

   • Kees de Jager

   II Form factors and two-photos effects 08 February 2005 Pages: 17 - 21

4. Two photon effects in electron scattering

   • P.A.M. Guichon

   II Form factors and two-photos effects 08 February 2005 Pages: 23 - 27

5. Single spin asymmetries in elastic electron-nucleon scattering

   • B. Pasquini
   • M. Vanderhaeghen

   II Form factors and two-photos effects 08 February 2005 Pages: 29 - 32

6. Transverse single spin asymmetry in elastic electron-proton scattering

   • M. Gorchtein
   • P.A.M. Guichon
   • M. Vanderhaeghen

   II Form factors and two-photos effects 08 February 2005 Pages: 33 - 34

7. Transverse spin asymmetry at the A4 experiment

   • Sebastian Baunack

   Experimental results 08 February 2005 Pages: 35 - 38

8. Normal beam spin asymmetries during the G⁰ forward angle measurement

   • P.M. King

   II Form factors and two-photos effects 08 February 2005 Pages: 39 - 40

9. The axial form factor of the nucleon

   • Elizabeth Beise

   III Weak form factors of the nucleon. III-1/PV experiment 08 February 2005 Pages: 43 - 46

10. Parity violating electron scattering at the MAMI facility in Mainz

    • F.E. Maas

    III Weak form factors of the nucleon. III-1/PV experiment 08 February 2005 Pages: 47 - 50

11. Updated results from the SAMPLE experiment

    • Damon T. Spayde

    III Weak form factors of the nucleon. III-1/PV experiment 08 February 2005 Pages: 51 - 54

12. The next generation HAPPEX experiments

    • Richard S. Holmes

    III Weak form factors of the nucleon. III-1/PV experiment 08 February 2005 Pages: 55 - 58

13. The G0 experiment: Parity violation in e-N elastic scattering

    • Philip G. Roos

    III Weak form factors of the nucleon. III-1/PV experiment 08 February 2005 Pages: 59 - 63

14. Study of the parity violation in the Δ(1232) region

    • Luigi Capozza

    III Weak form factors of the nucleon. III-1/PV experiment 08 February 2005 Pages: 65 - 65

15. Don’t forget to measure Δ s

    • Stephen F. Pate

    III Weak form factors of the nucleon. III-1/PV experiment 08 February 2005 Pages: 67 - 70

16. Getting to grips with hadrons

    • Damir Becirevic

    III-2/Theory 08 February 2005 Pages: 73 - 78

17. Systematic uncertainties in the precise determination of the strangeness magnetic moment of the nucleon

    • D.B. Leinweber
    • S. Boinepalli
    • J.M. Zanotti

    III-2/Theory 08 February 2005 Pages: 79 - 84

18. Current status of parton charge symmetry

    • J.T. Londergan

    III-2/Theory 08 February 2005 Pages: 85 - 88

19. Pion–nucleon interaction and the strangeness content of the nucleon

    • M.E. Sainio

    III-2/Theory 08 February 2005 Pages: 89 - 92

20. Strange form factors of the nucleon in the chiral quark-soliton model

    • A. Silva
    • D. Urbano
    • K. Goeke

    III-2/Theory 08 February 2005 Pages: 93 - 96

21. Strange form factors and Chiral Perturbation Theory

    • Bastian Kubis

    III-2/Theory 08 February 2005 Pages: 97 - 100

22. Time-like compton scattering and the Bethe-Heitler process

    • Stephen R. Cotanch

    III-2/Theory 08 February 2005 Pages: 101 - 102

23. Corrections to the nuclear axial vector coupling in a nuclear medium

    • G.W. Carter
    • E.M. Henley

    III-2/Theory 08 February 2005 Pages: 103 - 103

24. Strangeness-conserving effective weak chiral Lagrangian

    • Hee-Jung Lee
    • Chang Ho Hyun
    • Hyun-Chul Kim

    III-2/Theory 08 February 2005 Pages: 105 - 105

25. Overview of laser systematics

    • Gordon D. Cates Jr.

    IV Exprimental techniques in PV electron scattering. IV-1/Beam asymmetry 08 February 2005 Pages: 109 - 114

26. Beam optics for electron scattering parity-violation experiments

    • Douglas H. Beck
    • Mark L. Pitt

    IV Exprimental techniques in PV electron scattering. IV-1/Beam asymmetry 08 February 2005 Pages: 115 - 118

27. G0 beam quality and multiple linear regression corrections

    • Kazutaka Nakahara

    IV Exprimental techniques in PV electron scattering. IV-1/Beam asymmetry 08 February 2005 Pages: 119 - 120

28. Møller polarimetry with atomic hydrogen targets

    • E. Chudakov
    • V. Luppov

    IV-2/Polarimetry 08 February 2005 Pages: 123 - 126

29. Progress report on the A4 Compton backscattering polarimeter

    • Yoshio Imai

    IV-2/Polarimetry 08 February 2005 Pages: 127 - 128

30. The transmission Compton polarimeter of the A4 experiment

    • Christoph Weinrich

    A simple simultaneous monitor for the longitudinal electron beam polarisation 08 February 2005 Pages: 129 - 130

31. Stabilization system of the laser system of the A4 Compton backscattering polarimeter

    • Jürgen Diefenbach

    IV-2/Polarimetry 08 February 2005 Pages: 131 - 131

32. Electron beam line design of A4 Compton backscattering polarimeter

    • Jeong Han Lee

    IV-2/Polarimetry 08 February 2005 Pages: 133 - 133

33. Background substraction in parity violation experiments

    • J. Van De Wiele
    • M. Morlet

    IV-3/Detection 08 February 2005 Pages: 137 - 140

34. Redesign of the A4 calorimeter for the measurement at backward angles

    • Boris Gläser

    IV-3/Detection 08 February 2005 Pages: 141 - 141

35. Performance of the G⁰ superconducting magnet system

    • Steven E. Williamson

    IV-3/Detection 08 February 2005 Pages: 143 - 143

36. Cherenkov counter for the G⁰ backward angle measurements

    • Benoît Guillon

    IV-3/Detection 08 February 2005 Pages: 145 - 145

37. A bin-per-bin dead-time control technique for time-of-flight measurements in the G⁰ experiment: The differential buddy

    • L. Bimbot

    IV-3/Detection 08 February 2005 Pages: 147 - 147

38. A precise measurement of sin² θ _W at low Q² in Møller scattering

    • Antonin Vacheret
    • David Lhuillier

    V Hadronic structure ... and more. V-1/Test of the SM at low energy 08 February 2005 Pages: 151 - 154

39. Qweak: A precision measurement of the proton’s weak charge

    • Gregory R. Smith

    V Hadronic structure ... and more. V-1/Test of the SM at low energy 08 February 2005 Pages: 155 - 158

40. The Qweak tracking system

    • Klaus H. Grimm

    V Hadronic structure ... and more. V-1/Test of the SM at low energy 08 February 2005 Pages: 159 - 160

41. Neutral currents and strangeness of the nucleon from the NuTeV experiment

    • Kevin S. McFarland

    V Hadronic structure ... and more. V-1/Test of the SM at low energy 08 February 2005 Pages: 161 - 164

42. Parity violation in astrophysics

    • C.J. Horowitz

    V-2/PV in nuclear systems 08 February 2005 Pages: 167 - 170

43. Parity violation in nuclear systems

    • B. Desplanques

    V-2/PV in nuclear systems 08 February 2005 Pages: 171 - 174

44. Parity violation in nuclear systems

    • Efstathios Stiliaris

    V-2/PV in nuclear systems 08 February 2005 Pages: 175 - 178

45. Parity violating asymmetry in \(\vec{\gamma} + d \rightarrow n + p\) at low energy

    • C.H. Hyun
    • C.-P. Liu
    • B. Desplanques

    V-2/PV in nuclear systems 08 February 2005 Pages: 179 - 180

46. Precision physics at a neutrino factory

    • A. Blondel

    V-3/Neutrino beam 08 February 2005 Pages: 183 - 186

47. The MINERνA experiment at FNAL

    • Kevin S. McFarland

    V-3/Neutrino beam 08 February 2005 Pages: 187 - 187

48. Frontiers of polarized electron scattering experiments

    • Krishna S. Kumar

    VI Concluding talks 08 February 2005 Pages: 191 - 195

49. Parity-violation with electrons: Theoretical perspectives

    • M.J. Ramsey-Musolf

    VI Concluding talks 08 February 2005 Pages: 197 - 204

50. Workshop summary

    • R.D. McKeown

    VI Concluding talks 08 February 2005 Pages: 205 - 208